Korean Peninsula | North Korea blasted South Korea, launched a missile into the sea again

North Korea launched another ballistic missile into the sea early Friday morning local time, South Korea’s armed forces said, according to Yonhap news agency.

According to the AFP news agency, ten North Korean fighter jets flew early in the morning near the South Korean border. South Korea responded by sending its own fighter jets into the air.

According to the South Korean military staff, the planes flew about 25 kilometers north of the border between the two countries, when they crossed the South Korean intelligence line. That will trigger South Korea’s automatic operational response, military officials said.

Military ones tensions on the Korean peninsula have intensified, and the weapons test was already North Korea’s second in a week.

North Korea launched two ballistic missiles into the sea as well

early Sunday

local time. In addition, it fired a ballistic missile over Japan on Tuesday of last week, which led to a call for protection in the northern parts of Japan and a temporary suspension of train traffic.

North Korea told early Thursday morning having tested long-range strategic cruise missiles on Wednesday. According to the state news agency KCNA, the missiles traveled a distance of 2,000 kilometers at sea and hit their targets, which the news agency did not say. The test was supervised by the country manager Kim Jong-un.